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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-02-25
TERMS OF SALE.
j. s. Richardson, Auctio
.ONSTARLE'S SALE.

by virtue of two writs of neri facias, issued nv
Henry Il. Walters, Justice of the Peace, OF the
Slate OF Maryland in and for Hartford county
one at the suit of Joseph Il. Hopkins, the Other
at the suit OF Joseph Il. Hopkins and VIM n, n.
Whiteford, trading as Hopkins Il Whiteford,
against the goods and chattels, lands and tene-
ments OF Robert Little, to me directed. have
seized and taken IN execution all the right title
claim, interest and estate. at law and in equity
OF the said Robert Little, in and toa
TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND.
called Edwards Desire" and Barnes Neighbour
hood" containing
1889 Acres Of Land, More or Less,
situated in Dublin district, on the road leading
from Conowngo 10 Dublin, adjoining the lands
OF John Daugherty, the heirs of the late Dr.
Samuel j. Ramsay and Others, being the same
aud all the land described in deed from Joshua
Pennock and wife to the said Robert Little, dated
ID day OF March, 1868, and recorded in Liber A
L. j No. 20, folio 23), one of the Land Record
Books OF Hartford county.
Also one Mule. And hereby give notice that
ON SATURDAY, MARCH 10Th, 1857,
At2 O'Clock, p. NJ,
on the premises In Hartford county, Nd, / will
offer for sale the said property so seized and
taken In execution. TO the highest bidder for
Cash. Il. s. MCNUTT,
2jfeb Constable
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Mr. Sherman has resigned his position
as Prtiide If the United States Senate, be-
cause his term expires on the 4th of March.
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DIED.

HOSKIN5 AT the residence OF her parents,
Feb. q, 1887, FANNIE G., youngest daughter
Of jesse and Angelina Hoskins.
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PERsoNAL.-Rev. James b. Avirett, of Upper
Marlboro, Prince Georges county, Nd, was in
Bel Air, last week. lie was the guest of Hon.
Stevenson Archer.
Mr.. Geo. G. Hildt, representing Adams Ex-
press Company, was in Bel Air, last Saturday,
with view to calling the attention of ship
pers of country produce along the line of the
Maryland Central Railroad to the facilities of.
fered by this company for the transportation of
butter, eggs, poultry, &c.
Mr.. w. s. Forwood, Jr., who has position
in the Treasury Department, Washington, spent
a few days, this week, with his parents in Bel
Air. lie returned TO his duties on Monday.
Mr.. E. G. Garrettson has removed with his
family from Delta to the neighborhood of Pros
pect.
Mr.. W. Scott Barnes has given up the man
agement of Mr.. Alexander shaw's stock farm,
near Cumberland, Md, and will return to his
own farm, near Churchville. He will be sue
ceeded on MIR. shaw's place by Mr.. Harry Will
son, late Of Bel Air.
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At 10 o'clock, A. NJ, the following
STOCK, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &C.. to wi,

AT 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, the following
STOCK, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &C., to wi, :
"a One Day Mare, Bay Horse, sorrcl
RKIA Horse, all suitable for Driving and
wAl Work; Cows. one fresh and another
AS0s~N will be fresh by day OF sale; 2 good
Steers, two. years old this spring -
Hefer. nearly two years old l Year yS7A
ling Heifer, | Jersey Bull, rising WxM
three years old l Jersey Calf, l Hog, -.0nG.
Top Buggy and Harness, both nearly new /
No-top Buggy. two-horse Wagon, l Moving
Machine, Cutting Box Single Harness, Wagon
and Plow HARNESS. Double Lines, oliver Chi led
Plow. No. 40; Iron Age Cultivators, Harrow,
Forks. Hoes, Shovels, Mattocks and other Farm
ing implements Also IL to Is tons of prime
Timothy and Clover Hay, Corn by the barrel,
Oats by the bushel, Cider Vinegar xes. Bar
rels. lot of Poultry, a lot of Chicken Coops, to-
gether with variety of other articles.
TERMS OF SALE-All sums of 80 and under
Cash on day OF sale on sums over that amount
a credit of nine months will be given, on notes,
bearing interest from day of sale, with security
approved by the auctioneer, and payable at the
Hartford National Bank of Bel Air.
JAMES +. CULLUM.
j. 5. Richardson, Auctioneer. 25feb
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NJ A IL ri ED,

announcements Of Marriages and Deaths free
Obituary Notices fUe cents per incl
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DUBLIC SALE
ON MONDAY, MARCH 18th, 1857,
AT IU CLOCK, a. n, sharp,
ALL HER PERSONAL PROPERTY, to

ON MONDAY, MARCH 18th, 1857,
At 10 o'clock, A. NJ, sharp,
ALL HER PERSONAL PROPERTY, to wit :
"a sToCK.-One large Work and Driving
60 Horse, l fine large Mare. with foal by
W<lTye Boy Black Hawk. will work any
ASonA. where. Gabriel Alonzo Driving II, rse.
years old. l5H hands high. sty lish and a good
orker; Milcn Cows, one with calf Ss~wn
oy her s side Jersey Bull, two years 4
ing two-ycar old Heifers, s young LII
Cattle one and two-years old.
WAGONS AND lEPLEMENTs. all of which have
h&a been in use but ono season. and
EsSFS are as good as new i two or
&S3&A1St hree-horse Iron Axle Wagon, l
Family Carriage, l No-top Bug.
gy, Top Side-Bar Buggy, Cutter Sleigh and
Rake; Hench Riding Cultivator, / Advance
Chilled Pillow. No. 80; Forty-tooth Hinge Han
row. Cultivators and Plows of various kinds
Rollers and Track, never used double HARMON
Hay Fork and Fixtures, Wagon and Piow Har-
ness, Double and Single Carriage Harness, Sad
dies, Brides, Corn Shelter, Grindstone. Log and
Cow Chains, OK Yokes, Shovels, Mattocks. Picks
Forks, Hoes, Cross Cut Saw, Axes. &c. Also
prime Hay by the ton, Corn by the barrel, Fodder
and Is acres of Wheat in the ground,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNTTURE.-One
Paror Suit and Rocker. Marble Top Stand.
SteiH Square Piano In fine condition, Domestic
Sewing Machine nearly new: Mahogany Cen
tire Table. Walnut Secretary, Extension Table
and Bouffet. Dining Room and Kitchen Chairs
fables, Curtains. Carpets. Bed Room Furniture
and Bedding, good Cook Stoves with fixtures
one nearly new; Sexton Heater; Coal Stove
with Drum, and other Coal and Wood Stoves
Table Ware, Tin Ware. Crockery, Meat Cask
Barrels, Tube, Ice Cream Freezer aud Churn,
Bronze Clock and Lamps. Side Saddle and Bril-
die, and many other articles too numerous &c
.sNr Sale Positive No goods to be removed un-
til settled for.
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At 10 O'Clock, A, NJ, the following described
STOCK AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS, to wit

Three Mares, Colts, two years old, | Mule. IL
good Mich Cows half Alderney and Short Horn.
selected for giving rich milk, some of which will
be fresh by day Of sale; Yearling Heifers ali Of
good stock; Steer, Family Carriage. j Milk
wagon, two horse Wagons Horse Cart and
Oliver Chilled, two-horse Harrow. 3 Cultivaiors
Corn Marker, ] set Double Harness, sets OF
Moving Machine. Horse Rake good as new.
Two horse Roller. Hay Cutter, 20 Ave gallon
Milk Cans, set Double Trees, Single Trees lot
10 tons Timothy Hay, anda large variety OF other
articles. N'
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums of $40 and under cash on sums over
that amount credit of nine months will be
given. purchasers to give their notes. bearing in.
terest from the day of sale, with security an
proved by the auctioneer, and payable at the
Hartford National Bank of Bel Air.
PATRICK MORAN.
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Deer Greek and SuSQaehanla Railroad.
VALUABLE
MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE,
MONMOUTH MILLS.

MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE
MONMOUTH MILLS.
A two and a half story STONE FLOUR AND
GRIST MILL, with run of buhrs, recently put
In the very best repair SAW MILL attached,
gpaI MiLLshS HouS Sc ana two TENANr
power s first class: the dam is new and built In
the best manner situated | mile from Emmor-
ton an q miles from u. and o. Railroad. For
further particulars Apply to
u.s.. & g. l. DALLAM.
llfeb Real Estate Agents, Bel Air. Md.
NOTICE.-Th W. G. T. u. of wilma will meet
IN at the residence Of Edward p. Hollingsworth
on March 9th, at 2x p. N. Those interested in
the cause are invited 10 attend. SECRETARY.
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DUB LIC SALE.

The undersigned intending 10 quit farming,
will sell at Public Sale, on the farm OF T. -.
Swartz, near Halls Shops,
ON MONDAY, MARCH eth, Iss7,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-02-25

The d. q. AND s RAILRoAD.-A meeting Of
the incorporators of the Deer Creek and Susque-
hanna Railroad was held last Saturday, in Bel
Air, at the Office of Col. Herman Stump. There
were present Messrs. Johns II. Janney, BENZ
Silver, Jr., Col. Herman Stump, W. Beatty
Harlan, James Lee and Geo. E. Silver. The
prospects OF the proposed road were discussed
and 1t was decided that in the present financial
condition of the enterprise it would not be pru-
dent for the incorporators to incur the expense
Of locating route or routes. 1t was, however,
determined to make an earnest appeal to the
people interested by means of an address, to in.
crease their subscriptions, and committee
was appointed 10 draft the same and have it
published.
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BL.IC SALE.

VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY, to wit 4:
- One pair of valuable Young Mules,
Ga, well broken and perfectly sound; /
N< llarRe Mule, gentle and will work any.
AACsA~ whore; large Bay Mare, with foaI l
Bay Horse. Cows, will be fresh soon Shoats.
lot OF Mixed Hay, lot of Fodder. Corn by the bar
rel, four-horse Wagon nearly new, set of
Hind Wheels for four or sx-horse Wagon, / set
of Timber Wheels. seven and half feet high,
Buggy. l new Horse Cart, Wood Body. 9 Log
Chains, Block and Falls. lot of Blacksmith Tools,
with Anvil, Bellows. &c., two Cross cut Saws,
four sets Lead Harness, Brides, 2 sets Double
Lines, 2 Road Scrapers, Grindstone; also Plows,
Harrows. Cultvators, Grain Cradles, Work
Bench and many other articles too numerous to
mention.
TERMS OF SALE
All sums OF twenty dollars and under Cash; over
that amount a credit OF eight months will be
given, the purchaser giving his note, bearing in
terest from day of sale, with approved security.
~ Sale Positive, and no goods to be removed
until settled for.
THOS. II. ROBINSON, Agent.
w. 5. Bowman, Auctioneer. 25feb
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Symngton's Fertilizers Have no Superiors.

I MT. Henry FUyOfd:
DEAR SIR: have used Symington Bros &
Co.'S, Fertilizers for years, have Tried them along
side OF most II not all of the high grade goods In
the market. and do not hesitate to say they have
| no superiors. Tue results to my crops and i'm.
| provement Of my land, are such that now use
| no other. JOHNS H. JANNEY
| 2lfeb
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TERMS OF SALE

TERMS OF SALE.
All sums of $40 and under Cash on day of sale
over that amount Il credit OF nine months will be
given, purchaser giving note. with approved
security, bearing interest and payable at Hartford
National Bank of Bel Air.
Mrs. MALIsSA T. PRESTON.
W. s. Bowman, Auctoneer. 25feb
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HoRsEs. CATTLE, SHEEP AND HoGs.-1 fire
Family Driving Horse, superior young Work
and Driving Horses, very fine Draft Horse,1
| Cnlt Cows, some fresh by day of sale / Bull. 2
Hef' r.. yoke of young Oxen. Fat Steer, Fat
Cow. 10 HI al Sheep, with Lambs, l Brood Sow. 6
WAGONS AND IMPLEMESTs.-3 Wagons, two
! four AMI SIX horse; ! Horse Cart. OK Cart,
l Drering Binder, new last year; Empire Wheat
and Fertilizer Drill. Horse Rake, 2 OK Yokcs. 3
Harrew Picks oSa, po Mecd DTeg
and Cattle Chains, sets single Carriage Harness,
SSsets Wagon and Pillow Harness, set Horse Cart
Harness, Crowbars. Log Chains, and many other
articles usually kept on a wel-stocked FARM
Also Is tons Prime Hay, Corn by the barrel, Pola-
bundle. lot of Prime Bacon. Also rs acres of
| Wheat In the ground.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE-one
Chamber Suits, consisting of Bedsteads, Feather
Beds; Mattresses, Wardrobes, Bureaus, Exten-
stands. 30 yards fine Brussels Carpe', i Sewing
Machine Fire Place Heater, Coal and Wood
stoves Cook stove and Fixtures, Rocking and
tlcles TOO numerous to mention.
TERMS OF SALE.
| All sums of SIS and under Cash on the day of
sale on sums over that amount credit of eight
months will be given, purchasers to give their
notes, bearing interest from the day of sale with
security approved by the auctioneer and paya-
BILE 1T the Hartford National Bank of Bel Air.
~ sale Positive. No goods to be removed
until settled for.
FOR RENT.
| NY Dwelling House of 10 Rooms In COOL repair
with large, well-shaded yard
JAMES r. MASSEY.
| j. s. Richardson, Auctioneer llfeb
public SALE
STOCK AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
The undersigned, having rented his farm, will
sell at Public Sale, at his residence one mile east
of Shawsville,
ON THURSDAY, MARCH 10Th, 1857,
At O'Clock, p. NJ, sharp, all his
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The undersigned, having rented his farm for
canning purposes, will sell at Public Sale on the
premises.
On WEDNESDAY,, MARCH 10th, 1857.
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week some young men, under the Inspiration of
John Barley corn, in leaving Bel Air amused
themselves by pulling paIes from the fences,
along their route. The first attack was upon the
fence of the NJ. E. Church, Oh Main street, from
which several palings were torn. Paliugs were
also pulled of the fences of Mrs Roche and Mrs.
s. NJ. Shepherd, on the same street, and on
Gordon street the fences of Messrs. s. A. Will
liams and G. W. Proctor were ipjurned. On
Broadway they tore down entirely the fence in
front of Miss Margaret CAROLS property, oc-
cupied by Mr.. John f. Oldlleld. Complaints
were made to the Grand Jury. but there was not
sufficient evidence to Justify any presentmenls.
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In the Circuit
Court for Hartford
County, Maryland.
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THE HARDEsTY WILL CAsE-The Orphans,
Court OF Baltimore city has granted letters Of
administration 10 Mrs. Mary Wilson, On the
estate Of her father, Richard S. Hardesty.-
Litigation in this case is no; yet ended. The
plaintiffs, children OF the late Richard Z. Elar-
desty, of Haiford county, aud grandchildren of
Richard s. Hardesty, will now, it is stated,
through their counsel, Col. E. H. Webster, Ex
Judge Robert Gimor and Mr.. T. X. Clendenln,
seek TO prevent the setting up of the will of
1882, of which there exists an original draft,
which was not executed. If this is accomplish
ed the plaintiffs will receive one-fuurth of Mr.
Richard S. Hatdesty's estate.
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DEATH OF Mrs. PoULTsEY.-Mrs. Jane T. z.
Poultney, aged 20 years, died ON Thursday af-
ternoon, at O'Clock, at stockdsle, the resi-
dence Of her son-in-law, Hon. Henry d. Far
nandis, near Bel Air. Her remains will be
taken TO Baltimore on The noon train, Saturday,
Tor interment at the Friends Cemetery. Mrs.
Poultney was an amable, gentle, Kind hearted
lady, and performed many acts of charity, Of
which the world will never know. She will be
sincerely mourned by large circle of devoted
friends in all parts of TIE State, to whom she
was endeared By many ties Of friendship aud
love. She was the widow OF Thos Poullnry,
In his day prominent citizen of Baltimore
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Mr.. VIM X. Alsband, Of Wyoming Del. says
~ used your Fertilizer ON Tomatoes by the side
of Green Bone Phosphate and sun Guano. The
Green Rome was cracked so high put IL next 10
the road to show of big, and the sun Guano next,
and the last Hubbards. away back. as its merits
were kept quiet, but when visitors came to see
my patch of tomatoes. | always pointed out the
ground on which all three Kinds were. and Hub
hard's got the credit of being fur superior to the
others. When picking time came 1t was all in all
i have uscl IL on other crups with the same re-
suit. aud believe 1t to be the best Phosphate in the
market"
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400 lbs. per acre. along side other Standard
Brands, on his Tomatoes, and that there was a
petceptible difference In favor ours as the plants
kept greeuer bore pretter, and consequently
more fruit, and is going to use it this season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-24
The Temperance Women.

THEIR CHARGES AGAINST THE COMMISSIONERS DIS
CUSSED AT MEETINGS YESTERDAY.
The mass meeting at the Calvary Baptist church
yesterday afternoon under the auspices of the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance union was opened by
singing a crusade hymn. Mrs. La Fetra, the pres
ident OF the union, remarked that she never felt
mere Ike entering upon a crusade than at the
present time. The church was well filled. The
theme for discussion was care Our Homes Safe
The subject was the charges made against the
commissioners in the petition recently sent to the
Senate. Mr.. Ii. y. MoultOn made an address in
which he reviewed the statements made by Mr..
Webb I'm interviews. and claimed that MIR. Webb
had virtually admitted all that was charged. Ad-
dresses were made also by Rev. j. s. Price,
Mt. T. N. Bradley, Hon. Hiram Price and Mrs. La
Fetra Mrs. La Fetra stated that she had been
told by man on Saturday that he had on that
day bought two lottery tickets from the man liv-
vania avenue. Mr.. MOultOn in his address, refer
ring to the licenses on street southeast. which
Mr.. Webb said were issued by mistake said that
there had been about two hundred other mistakes
OF the same character made.
Major II. A. Hall. Mrs. G. {. Roach and Mr.. J. G..
Lee addressed largely attended temperance mass
meeting at Hamline NJ. E. church yesterday after
noon, In endorsement OF the petitien Of the
WOlnanS Temperance Union To the Senate.
Similar meetings were held at the Forth Caro-
lima avenue church, where addresses were made
by Rev. T. B. Marche. W. H. Proctor, A. KalstrUIn
and others; and at Fletcher Chapel, where ad-
dresses were made by Col. j. E. Lee, DR.. en- Whit
ney and Mr.. Cheeks. At alAthe meetings the ac-
ton OF the Woman's Christian Temperance Union
was Endorsed.
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clearance Sale Of Children.s

Clearance Sale Of Children.s shoes.
For this week only we offer the celebrated Robert
Dix make Of Childrens Spring Heels, size to & at
s0c; same make, sizes SO to 10h, at $l.OO.
6r Clearance prcs 4~ tb,Idrens ~ tn 3 p MSe
Grain Spring Heels, sizes to IL, worth Soc;
clearance price &c. Children's &1.OO Solar Tip
Shoes, clearance price ChildrenS Solid Leather
shoes with heels, sizes to IL, clearance price Csc.
The above are all excellent.
Goods guaranteed to give satisfaction in wear or
money refunded.
TIE STAR SHOE HOUSE,
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THE CHURCH OF THE COVENANT SECURE TIE MONEY
FOR THEIR NEW EDiFICE.
At the close OF the morning services yesterday in
the chapel Of the church OF the Covenant, the new
Presbyterian church on street and Connecticut
avenue, meeting OF the congregation was held
and an appeal was made TO complete the building
fund, towards which SIS. 900 had already been sub
Scrfbed. These subscriptions were made on the
condition that the entire amount OF $4,000 was
order to begin building operations. In nine min
uteS not only the 5000 required had been sub
Scrbed, but 81 276 in addition. The members OF the
congregation were delighted with this result, and
the doxology was SING with great spirit.
The building committee, consisting Of William
BallAntyne, Matthew w. Gait, James T. Fitch
Rev. DR.. Hamlin and Hon. Gardiner g. Hubbard
were instructed TO proceed at once with the build
Ing operations. The plans have been prepared bv
MI. Cady, the New York architect who built the
Will confer with the building committee this
week.
The new ediice will front on Connecticut ave-
nue., will be built in the Romanesaue style of
white stone, will be 20 feet front by 100 feet deep
and VIII be connected with the chapel which will
be used as a Sunday school and lecture room In
the purchase OF the ground and the construction
OF The chapel some $40, 600 have been expended so
That, with the recent subscriptions, the congrega-
ZION has contributed, within the last wear and
nan, over $lUOOOO In addition TO their subscrip-
lions Tor current expenses. The subscriptions for
the building range from S15,0O TO 81, and COM
prise list OF some 2OO individual subscribers
IL Is hoped by the congregation that the church
building viii be completed before the year IS out
IL promises 10 be filled as it is finished 80
the neighbOrhOOd. The church is in q prosperous
condition; 1t already has one hundred and ffty
members. Sunday school OF like number and a
successful mission and industrial school,
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The funeral services over the remains OF the
late Mrs. Anna Hardesty voorhees, wife ex-senator
DIV. voorhees,, took place at 80 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon at the residence OF the Senator, No.
1901 street northwest. Rev. DR.. Leonard, pastor
OF st. Johns Episcopal church, conducted the SER
some pillar, made OF choice flowers, from Mrs.
Cleveland. At the request OF Mr.. voorhees, the
casket was borne to the hearse by her three sons
and her nephew, John Paul Jones. At O'Clock
the remains were conveyed TO the depot OF the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, to be taken to the
former home Of Mrs voorhees, in Terra Haute,
Ind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-24

BRIGHT PROSPECTS FOR A GRAND SUCCESS IN MAY.
At meeting OF the executive committee Of the
National drill Saturday evening favorable reports
were received from all sources. showing that not
only the finances were in a good condition, but
that all the details of the arrangements were in
good shape. The railroads have given their CO
operation soextensivey that special rates can beob
tanned from all portions OF the country. In contem
plation OF the immense throngs that will visit the
city bureau Of Information has been established
Win MI. frank I. Madigan at Its head for the
purpose OF providing strangers with accommOda-
tons during their stay. Companies representing
an aggregate OF 5000 men have applied for entry.
Among the latest entries are the Washington Con-
tinentals. OF this city; the Cleveland, O., City
Troop; the st. Paul, MIMI, cavalry, and Cincinnati
Calling Gun Platoon. IT is fully understood that
the Washington Light Infantry will compete for
the battalion prize, and Capt. Ross company for
the S., COO